About Debira
Debira is a contemporary display wedge-serif typeface family from Nasir Udin Studio. The family is defined by sharp, longer serifs and is presented as a versatile serif design that can move between classic and modern themes.
The family includes seven weights from Thin to Bold, each with a matching italic, for a total of 14 styles. Font Bros lists Debira as suitable for headlines or short paragraphs, and notes a set of special ligatures for branding-oriented use.
What is Debira used for?
Debira is described for use in book covers, editorial, branding, advertising, headlines, and short paragraphs. Its tags and category cues also place it in display, serif, modern/contemporary, and retro-oriented design contexts.
Key features
- 14-font family from Nasir Udin Studio
- Contemporary display wedge-serif typeface
- Seven weights from Thin to Bold with matching italics
- Sharp, longer serifs that support both classic and modern themes
- Includes special ligatures for branding-focused work
- Each included style lists 539 glyphs
- Available as a full family or as individual styles
Debira FAQ
Who made Debira?
Debira is a font family by Nasir Udin Studio.
How many styles are included in Debira?
The Debira family includes 14 font styles.
What kind of typeface is Debira?
Font Bros describes Debira as a contemporary display wedge-serif typeface.
What weights does Debira include?
It includes seven weights from Thin to Bold, each with a matching italic.
What is Debira suited for?
The page lists book covers, editorial, branding, advertising, headlines, and short paragraphs.
How many glyphs does each Debira style have?
Each listed style shows 539 glyphs.
